In article <yu991y2iae1a.fsf at europa.research.att.com>,
Andrew Koenig <ark at research.att.com> wrote:
>>Alexander> I think you're missing one important aspect:
>Alexander> predicatability of the sort that syntatic uniformity buys
>Alexander> you. That is because it allows you to parse larger chunks,
>Alexander> e.g. you always know that when you run into the token "if"
>Alexander> the context is as follows: ``if CONDITION: DO_SOMETHING
>Alexander> ...``.
>>This claim is already not true:
>> y = [i for i in x if i != 0]
That's a limited counter-claim because of the brackets setting off the
listcomp. It's also further limited by the functionality available to
the if.
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